Ukraine ranks among leading countries in public sector digital transformation

According to the updated 2025 GovTech Maturity Index (GTMI), published annually by the World Bank, Ukraine has been recognized as one of the world’s leaders in public sector digital transformation.

Based on the assessment of digital maturity in 198 countries, Ukraine has been placed in Group A, the category representing countries with the most developed and effective digital solutions.

The GTMI index is based on four key areas: the development of core government digital systems, the quality of online public service delivery, the level of digital citizen engagement, and the presence of institutional enablers for digital transformation. Ukraine achieved high scores in all these criteria.

The digital transformation of healthcare is also an integral part of the changes in this area.

Ukraine's electronic healthcare system is currently one of the largest digital infrastructures in the public sector, encompassing over 49,000 medical and pharmaceutical institutions and 475,000 medical and pharmaceutical workers, and more than 5 billion electronic patient records.

In addition, a number of systemic digital changes have been implemented to directly enhance the transparency, accessibility, and quality of medical services.

 You can find out more about the initiatives implemented by following the link.

It is worth noting that this year, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine received an award for having the largest number of state registries among all government agencies developed on the Diia.Engine platform.

For reference, the GovTech Maturity Index (GTMI) is a global ranking developed by the World Bank that evaluates the digital maturity of the public sector across various countries worldwide.

The ranking is based on data from the GovTech Dataset and includes an analysis of digital government solutions across 198 countries. The assessment considers both the availability and quality of public digital services, as well as the institutional capacity to implement innovations.

At the same time, the World Bank is compiling a separate database of more than 1,560 GovTech projects implemented in 148 countries since 1995.